I listened to your comments on a woman’s husband having cramps in his hip flexors. you mentioned that the hip flexor is the “quadriceps, or, one of the quadriceps (the restus femoris – being the only one of the quads that passes over the hip joint thereby contributing to hip lexion), is not the major hip flexor – the ileopsoas (Iliacus and Psoas Major)is/are the major hip flexor and can have a different cause of cramp.
July 5th, 2008 at 7:41 am
I listened to your comments on a woman’s husband having cramps in his hip flexors. you mentioned that the hip flexor is the “quadriceps, or, one of the quadriceps (the restus femoris – being the only one of the quads that passes over the hip joint thereby contributing to hip lexion), is not the major hip flexor – the ileopsoas (Iliacus and Psoas Major)is/are the major hip flexor and can have a different cause of cramp.
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